Resupinatus sp. 1
An undescribed species, growing on a rotten log in mixed broad-leaf/podocarp forest.
Very small - the largest fruiting body was 7 mm diameter.The part of the cap towards the point of attachment can be quite hairy.
Resupinatus violaceogriseus G. Stev.
A violaceous grey species found on fallen beech wood. It is bell-shaped when young with an inrolled edge, becoming flatter as it ages. Cap diam: 20–50 mm.
Resupinatus vinosolividus (Segedin) J.A. Cooper
(Syn. Campanella vinosolivida)
Grows on fallen branches and twigs. A vinaceous grey colour with gelatinous flesh. Cap diam: up to 30 mm.
Resupinatus sp. 2
Grows on fallen stems of fallen punga fronds. It has quite a circular shape to it.
Resupinatus subapplicatus (Cleland) Grgur.
The pale grey fruiting body of this species is bell-shaped when young, then becoming fan-shaped. Cap diam 5–15 mm.
The colour changes from vinaceous-grey to fawn as it ages. Cap diam: up to 20 mm.
Resupinatus
This is a genus which lives on rotting wood. The species are rubbery in texture and fan or shell-shaped with no stipe.
